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Seienji
三郷市鷹野２丁目４４
A Shingon Buddhist temple of the Hozan school located in Takano, Sango City, it is known as the Ebisu deity of the Sango Seven Lucky Gods (Togasaki pilgrimage).
History
The founding date is unknown, but it is recorded on a tombstone that the first abbot of the temple's revival, Shunki, passed away in 1672 CE (Kanbun 12). This suggests that the temple existed at least prior to the Kanbun era.
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